Every year, a city of 70 000 people explodes out of the Nevada desert- and disappears without a trace. Burning Man is the most outrageous, most creative, most extreme gathering on earth. As its 40th anniversary approaches, we go behind the spectacle, behind the myth, and into the beating heart of Black Rock city.
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This award-winning film explores the globalised food system, investigating the flaws in modern industrial agriculture, GMOs, and pesticides, while offering a roadmap to restoring food security and environmental resilience.
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For decades, European security has depended mainly on NATO, under-written by America. But under the Trump White House, the spectre of US disengagement threatens to leave the EU without its protector. We investigate the main threats facing Europe and examine how Europe can best defend itself.
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Hernan Zin's 2014 film, 'Born in Gaza', which followed 10 young children in Palestine, became a global phenomenon. Yen years later, while a genocide was unfolding in Gaza, he tracked the children he followed. He wanted to know what had happened to them over the years and what became of their dreams from 2014.
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The way in which we deal with the suffering of others reveals our humanity. But, in a world of increasing conflicts, how far does our solidarity extend?
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In Morocco, Article 490 still criminalizes sex outside marriage, turning thousands of women into outlaws. Karima Nadir has dedicated her life to fighting this injustice.
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After 80 years of silence, new forensic technologies are helping a group of families reconstruct the fate of their relatives whose bodies were stolen and secretly transferred to Franco's mausoleum.
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The UN estimates that 90% of our agricultural land will be depleted by 2050 if we continue current farming practices. But there is an alternative. In drought-stricken Spain, Alfonso and his wife Yanniek are trying to save their farm from desertification by switching to sustainable agricultural methods. We follow them and other pioneers from around the world as they transform their masia into one of the largest regenerative farms in Europe.
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In the 1980s, a silent revolution took place in Italy; not through the ballot box or in the streets, but through television. From the rise of Fininvest to Silvio Berlusconi’s political debuts, The Revolution Will be Televised investigates how private televisions transformed the public’s relationship to information, power, and democracy.
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